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Is There A Mechanic in the House?

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Carbo

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Well, I can't complain. The original clutch on my '94 Toyota Corolla just went. Almost 110K miles, which ain't bad. Of course, being out of the loop for so long has me wondering what I should expect to pay to replace it.
 
It depends if it's rebuilt or not. With that old of a car, I'd just get a rebuilt clutch and you'll probably save quite a bit, and it should last long enough. About exact costs, I'll let a mechanic give ya a good price on it, but you can probably get one for under $100 (I'm just guessing).
 
I'm talking about paying for parts and labor. No way I have the time or tools or know how to do the job myself. What will an honest mechanic charge me?
 
probably in the neighborhood of $350-$550 including parts.

EDIT:110k isn't all that long really😉 But then there's so many other factors its hard to make accurate comparisons.
 
Damn! I just had one guy quote me $740 for the job. Claims it's a 7.5 hour job, and includes a complete replacement of all parts and seals. Is this legit?
 
Originally posted by: Carbo
Damn! I just had one guy quote me $740 for the job. Claims it's a 7.5 hour job, and includes a complete replacement of all parts and seals. Is this legit?
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sounds high. I'd expect ~$500 for your basic FWD Toyota.
 
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